c. 1929 Belmet Rollodor Self-Balancing Ashtray farm machinery The exact number of stencils

The exact number of stencils has not been counted

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Crosby had stores in Boston

The Iron Fireman is often depicted in signage shoveling coal

On the reverse side of the sign we see evidence that the sign metal was previously used before being acquired for a Case dealership

c. 1929 Belmet Rollodor Self-Balancing Ashtray farm machinery The exact number of stencilsThis ashtray was developed for traincar use by Belmet Products in 1929. The ashtray self balances and always remains upright. Additionally, the ashtray rolls with a light push so that it can be passed around. The top of the ashtray can be pushed down to dispose of ash into the cup. A matchbox is below the cup, as seen in the photographs, that can have it's top lifted up to retrieve the contents. The ashtray has significant weight at about 17 lbs. and